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In this video tutorial from the Fine Gap YouTube channel, the presenter demonstrates how to set an icon for a browser tab using HTML and CSS. The tutorial begins with the creator showing a folder named "favicon" that contains an icon file named "twitter.png" and an "index.html" file opened in VS Code. The first step is to create a basic HTML structure and set the webpage title to "Twitter." To add the icon, the presenter adds a line in the head section: `<link rel="shortcut icon" type="image/x-icon" href="twitter.png">`. After refreshing the page, the Twitter icon appears alongside the title. Viewers are encouraged to subscribe to the channel.
